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DX Time Machine From the pages of DX News 25 years ago … from the December 2, 983 DXN: John Clements - Sun Valley, CA reported that he had tried a German Martens loop and had found it very effective; in fact, his girlfriend planned to import and resell it. 0 years ago … from the December 7, 998 DXN: R. J. Edmunds - Blue Bell, PA commented that if it hadn’t been for the X-band and TIS there wouldn’t have been a DX season for him so far!. Inside … 2 ...AM Switch 3 ...Musings DX Volume 76, No. • December 8, 2008 • (ISSN 0737-659) • Serving DX’ers since 933 News From the Publisher … We noted some light snow this morning in Topeka, which can only mean that optimum DX conditions are just around the corner! We’ve received reports of DXN’s arriving with obvious mail sorting machinery damage (and we’ve pulled a few DXN’s from the mailbox that have been lightly scuffed to heavily damaged ourselves), and at this point all we can say is that we’re working on the problem. John Malicky - 995 Shadycrest Rd. - Pittsburgh, PA 15216-3046 still has a number of 2008 NRC Convention refrigerator magnets left, at $3.00 each or 2 for $5.00; they look just like the centerpiece of the convention cake in V. 76, #8, p. 21. George Hamer - 3000 Ocean Parkyway, Apt. 10M - Brooklyn, NY 11235 is in need of someone to repair his Panasonic RF 4900, specifically the BCB loopstick. A quick search online reveals no one of- fering either Panasonic or Sony receiver repair. Welcome to these new members … David Jones, Union Mills, IN; Howard Kent, Springfield, VA; Ronnie Rader, Council Bluffs, IA; Siouxland Books, Sioux City, IA; Paul V McDonough, Natick, MA (Rejoins); Tony Shillings, San Francisco, CA (Re- joins); Harry Slade, Beavercreek, OH; Sam Dellit, Australia (Rejoins); Gerald Osborne, Clarenville NF; Greg Shoom, Toronto ON. Unfilled positions … We’re still in need of vol- 4 ...DDXD 9 ...IDXD Deadline Publ Date 2. Dec. 5 Dec. 5 3. Dec. 2 Dec. 22 4. Dec. 26 Jan. 5 5. Jan. 2 Jan. 2 6. Jan. 9 Jan. 9 7. Jan. 6 Jan. 26 8. Jan. 23 Feb. 2 9. Jan. 30 Feb. 9 20. Feb. 6 Feb. 6 2. Feb. 3 Feb. 23 22. Feb. 20 Mar. 2 23. Feb. 27 Mar. 9 24. Mar. 6 Mar. 6 25. Mar. 20 Mar. 30 26. Apr. 3 Apr. 3 27. May. May 28. June 5 June 5 29. July0 July 20 30. Aug. 7 Aug. 7 DXN Publishing Schedule, Volume 76 unteers for the following positions: a DXN pub- lisher, ASAP; replacement editors for languished columns (“DX’er’s Notebook”, “The Answerman” and “Memory Dredging”), and one or more per- sons to edit future NRC publications developed by contributors or the club. NRC AM Radio Log, 29th Edition The NRC AM Radio Log is unbound and three- hole punched for standard binders. Ships around Sept. 1; pre-orders accepted now! Media Rate: $19.95 to U. S. NRC members; $25.95 to U. S. non-members; to Canadian members, $24.00 ($28.95 to non-mem- bers); add $3.00 for Priority Mail. Airmail to all outside of USA/Canada: $32.00. Ca- nadian orders: PayPal or postal M. O. only. Order from: NRC Publications - P.O. Box 473251, Aurora CO - 80047-3251, or via www.nrcdxas.org. (CO residents, please add 3.5% sales tax.) 0 ...College Sports Nets

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DX Time MachineFrom the pages of DX News

25 years ago … from the December �2, �983 DXN: John Clements - Sun Valley, CA reported that he had tried a German Martens loop and had found it very effective; in fact, his girlfriend planned to import and resell it.

�0 years ago … from the December 7, �998 DXN: R. J. Edmunds - Blue Bell, PA commented that if it hadn’t been for the X-band and TIS there wouldn’t have been a DX season for him so far!.

Inside … 2 ...AM Switch 3 ...Musings

DX Volume 76, No. �� • December 8, 2008 • (ISSN 0737-�659)

• Serving DX’ers since �933 •News

From the Publisher … We noted some light snow this morning in Topeka, which can only mean that optimum DX conditions are just around the corner!

We’ve received reports of DXN’s arriving with obvious mail sorting machinery damage (and we’ve pulled a few DXN’s from the mailbox that have been lightly scuffed to heavily damaged ourselves), and at this point all we can say is that we’re working on the problem.

John Malicky - 995 Shadycrest Rd. - Pittsburgh, PA 15216-3046 still has a number of 2008 NRC Convention refrigerator magnets left, at $3.00 each or 2 for $5.00; they look just like the centerpiece of the convention cake in V. 76, #8, p. 21.

George Hamer - 3000 Ocean Parkyway, Apt. 10M - Brooklyn, NY 11235 is in need of someone to repair his Panasonic RF 4900, specifically the BCB loopstick. A quick search online reveals no one of-fering either Panasonic or Sony receiver repair.

Welcome to these new members … David Jones, Union Mills, IN; Howard Kent, Springfield, VA; Ronnie Rader, Council Bluffs, IA; Siouxland Books, Sioux City, IA; Paul V McDonough, Natick, MA (Rejoins); Tony Shillings, San Francisco, CA (Re-joins); Harry Slade, Beavercreek, OH; Sam Dellit, Australia (Rejoins); Gerald Osborne, Clarenville NF; Greg Shoom, Toronto ON.

Unfilled positions … We’re still in need of vol-

4 ...DDXD 9 ...IDXD

Deadline Publ Date

�2. Dec. 5 Dec. �5 �3. Dec. �2 Dec. 22 �4. Dec. 26 Jan. 5 �5. Jan. 2 Jan. �2 �6. Jan. 9 Jan. �9 �7. Jan. �6 Jan. 26 �8. Jan. 23 Feb. 2 �9. Jan. 30 Feb. 9 20. Feb. 6 Feb. �6

2�. Feb. �3 Feb. 23 22. Feb. 20 Mar. 2 23. Feb. 27 Mar. 9 24. Mar. 6 Mar. �6 25. Mar. 20 Mar. 30 26. Apr. 3 Apr. �3 27. May. � May �� 28. June 5 June �5 29. July�0 July 20 30. Aug. 7 Aug. �7

DXN Publishing Schedule, Volume 76

unteers for the following positions: a DXN pub-lisher, ASAP; replacement editors for languished columns (“DX’er’s Notebook”, “The Answerman” and “Memory Dredging”), and one or more per-sons to edit future NRC publications developed by contributors or the club.

NRC AM Radio Log, 29th EditionThe NRC AM Radio Log is unbound and three-hole punched for standard binders. Ships around Sept. 1; pre-orders accepted now! Media Rate: $19.95 to U. S. NRC members; $25.95 to U. S. non-members; to Canadian members, $24.00 ($28.95 to non-mem-bers); add $3.00 for Priority Mail. Airmail to all outside of USA/Canada: $32.00. Ca-nadian orders: PayPal or postal M. O. only.

Order from: NRC Publications - P.O. Box 473251, Aurora CO - 80047-3251, or via www.nrcdxas.org. (CO residents, please add 3.5% sales tax.)

�0 ...College Sports Nets

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AMSwitch

Status changes in AM stations, supplied by the FCC, CRTC, and listeners

Bill Hale [email protected]�24 Roaring Springs DriveNorth Richland Hills, TX 76�80-5552

CALL LETTER CHANGES Old Call New Call

CPs ON THE AIR 1130 KPHI HI Honolulu - New station with U1 1000/1000 at N21-26-18 W157-59-29 is

now on. 1230 KWNO MN Winona - CP for U1 1000/990 is on the air from a new tower. See details

below in KAGE item. 1230 KCBQ NM Roswell - CP for U1 620/1000 is now on. 1380 KAGE MN Winona - CP for U1 2200/28 is on the air, after moving its transmitter to,

and diplexing with, a new tower along with co-owned KWNO-1230 at N44-02-01 W91-36-18. Since the new tower is almost twice as tall as KAGE’s former facility, they are required to reduce their power levels accordingly.

1400 WSTK NC Jacksonville - Program Test Authority was granted 10/24/08 and station was heard testing 11/26/08. License is for U1 1000/1000, so it won’t be long.

1430 KMRB CA San Gabriel - CP for U4 50000/9800 is on using four towers (day and night)at 34-07-08 W118-04-54.

1490 KEYG WA Grand Coulee - CP for U1 1000/960 is on the air. 1570 WBGX IL Harvey - CP for U4 1100/500 is on the air.

ACTIONS 570 WWNC NC Asheville - Coordinate correction to N35-35-49 W82-36-24. 590 WDWD GA Atlanta - CP granted for U4 12000/3400. 1040 WPBS GA Conyers - CP granted for U4 50000/5500. 1590 WPVL WI Platteville - CP granted for U2 930/470 relocating to a new tower at N42-

43-35 W90-27-45.

AMENDMENTS TO CONSTRUCTION PERMITS 850 WFTL FL West Palm Beach - Licensed for U4 5000/1000, WFTL has a CP for U4

50000/24000. This amendment requests U4 50000/20000. 950 WCTN MD Potomac-Cabin John - Licensed for U3 2500/47, WCTN has a CP for U4

U4 2500/39. This amendment requests U4 2500/36. 1280 KZNS UT Salt Lake City - Licensed for U4 10000/600, KZNS has a CP for U4 50000/670.

This request is for U4 50000/725. 1400 WNGA GA Clayton - This unbuilt station has a CP for U1 250/250. This action requests

D1 2500/0 on 1370 kHz. 1460 WJTI WI Racine - Licensed for U1 500/62, WJTI has a CP for U1 350/49. This amend-

ment requests U2 1000/240 along with a change in City-of-License to West Allis.

APPLICATIONS 1340 WIRY NY Plattsburgh - Applies for U1 1000/940.

AMENDMENTS TO APPLICATIONS 1250 NEW NV Mesquite - This unbuilt station applied for U2 2500/750. This amendment

requests U4 5000/500. 1430 NEW NV North Las Vegas - This unbuilt station applied for U4 2500/440. This amend-

ment requests U4 5000/2500. 1480 WSPY IL Geneva - Licensed for U4 400/300, WSPY applied for U4 500/250 with a

change in CoL to Millbrook. Now they’ve requested U4 400/300 at Mill-brook.

AM-to-FM MIGRATION 780 CFDR NS Dartmouth - Granted to move to 92.9 MHz with 63 kW. 790 CIGM ON Sudbury - Granted to move to 93.5 MHz with 100 kW.

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3APPLICATIONS DISMISSED

780 WAVA VA Arlington - Application for D1 12000/0 CH 9800. 1400 NEW CA Lemon Grove/Santee - Application for a new station.

APPLICATIONS FOR NEW STATIONS 1230 NEW UT Beaver - Applies for U1 1000/1000. 690 NEW SD Tyndall - Applies for U4 1300/400.

HEAR AND THAR oReturning to the airwaves: WDLM-960 East Moline, Illinois [if it was ever off in the first

place). o But reported as being OFF: KCTE-1510 Independence, Missouri due to a transmitter fire. o FINES!: $15,000 to WTKN-1230, in Corinth, Mississippi, for willful and repeated violation of

Sections 73.49 [tower fencing requirements],73.1125(a) [no main studio location] and 73.1201(a)(2) [failure to transmit a legal ID] of the Commission’s Rules.

o Thanks to Bill Dvorak, Mike Hardester, Wayne Heinen

Note: All “hard-copy” Musings must be sent to Paul Swearingen - 2840 SE Illinois Ave - Topeka, KS 66605-1427Gary Siegel - 2955-115™ Street - Toledo, Oh 43611Hello NRC’ers; it’s good to be back in the club! I have rejoined after being away since 1987. Hard to

believe a whole generation has gone by since last I graced the Musings pages. I just figured it had been way too long to be away. I have remained active in the DX hobby over all these years having begun logging stations dating back to 1966. As a re-intro I am 57, married to Jeannette since 1992; we have traveled widely over this time. In fact I am also a member of the Extra-Miler Club, a county-counting club, that I share interest in with some other NRCers. I have visited all 50 states, completing them in 1987, shortly before I attended the Lima, Ohio convention that year. I have also been to all 50 U.S. capital cities; last one was reached in 2004 via Baton Rouge, LA. I also attended the NRC convention in Lima in 2002 and saw many of you there. I was happy to attend this years’ confab in Pittsburgh, now as member. It was good to see many familiar faces, and what a super job John Malicky did as host. Congrats on your effort John! It was fun to be a part of Pittsburgh’s bi-sesquicentennial celebra-tion (250 year anniversary-wow!). I am currently a dispatcher for the Sylvania, PD, Ohio department where I have worked for the past 31 years, (nearing retirement, hi!). Before that I worked in radio as an on-air personality in the mid-70s at WTUU 1520 Toledo when it was a C&W station (now WNWT-news, talk & some sports & some jazz) as well as at WCWA 1230 Toledo when the station was MOR (soft rock of the day-now oldies); they are now Fox Sports. Those were fun jobs, but oh so little pay. I hope to resume that part of my life again now that taking a low paying job is not as problematic as back then, hi! As I mentioned I have continued DXing thru the years; in fact I now have 3,550 stations heard on AM from 49 states, 10 provinces, 60 countries and 5 continents. (I never really got into col-lecting veries but have picked off a few thru some contacts I have made to stations over the years, usually by phone calls made often to let them know their station was heard in Toledo; I would make sure I had good details of what I heard when I talked to them.) Of course as AM DXers we now are listening at a challenging time. Between notorious non-IDers and more highly crowded frequencies than ever, finding that needle in the haystack is getting tougher. On top of all that even the broadcast-ers themselves have created a reception monster of their own in the form of IBOC HD-Digital which I don’t have to tell you is creating a messy hiss all over the dial and ruining skywave conditions in the process. Of all the noise that can occur on AM thru various means who would have ever thought the broadcasters themselves would be a contributory source of it. These people have lost all sensibility! If IBOC doesn’t fail it will be the end for AM as we know it. I was able to pluck WEBO-1330 Owego, NY on 10/24/08 at 0630 with ID, news sounder and local news stories as my most recent catch. These are getting rarer and rarer. I hope we get some good tests this season, and preferably on non IBOC affected frequencies. It may be the only source for getting new stations. The IBOC situation has certainly hurt the TA reception I’m sad to say. I’ve had TA splits on many uncommon dial positions but alas some have been hurt by nearby IBOC generating stations. Who knows how good this season could have been given the record low sunspot levels had not the IBOC disaster been thrust on us. Last year I was able to get audio off the Ireland 567, which was new. among others last November. We can only hope this year that somehow more will make it in, but the side-channel hiss will not help one bit. So much has changed in the hobby from when we in Toledo hosted the club convention in 1974; we’ll need to adapt. 73’s

Musingsof the Members

Thoughts from NRC members ... the opinions expressed in this column are those of the individual writerand do not necessarily reflect those of the editors, publishers, or the National Radio Club, Inc.

Times are local per Muse; submit double-spaced only.

Dave Schmidt [email protected]. O. Box �26New Freedom, PA �7349-0�26

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Domestic DX Digest

DX Catches in the U. S. and Canada, with 24-hr. ELT

(Division line is between East

and Central time zones)

West: Bill Dvorak [email protected] 3358 Ridgeway Ave. - Madison, WI 53704-4327

East: Mike Brooker aum�[email protected] Wychcrest Ave - Toronto, Ontario M6G 3X8 CANADA

DDXD-WestFROM THE VAST WESTLAND

It was nice to hear from John Sampson this week. John was doing some listening during his last few days in Minnesota before making the move to his winter digs in Arizona, and sends along some logs. Please keep in touch this winter, John, and we will keep thinking of you every time it dips below zero here!

Soon-to-be DDXD-West editor Greg Harris is the latest to report hearing the new facilities of KFI to this column (see “Regular Loggings” 640 below). Congratulations, Greg! Speaking of Greg and his upcoming editorship, I have a favor to ask of all reporters. Could you please copy Greg on all log-gings sent to me for the balance of my editorship? His e-mail address is [email protected]. This is a prelude to 1/2/09, the last day of my editorship, after which all loggings should go to Greg. Greg and I will work on your loggings together for a couple of weeks leading up to and a couple of weeks after he takes over. Thank you for your cooperation! 73 Bill

ReportersDP-HI Dale Park, Honolulu. Sangean ATS-818CS, Terk AM1000 loop.GH-IL Greg Harris, Park Forest. Icom R75 / Quantum Loop.GH-KS Gary Houdek, Munden. GE Superadio.JJR-WI John J. Rieger, South Milwaukee. Icom IC-R75, Kiwa loop, MFJ-959B tuner-preamp.JS-MN John Sampson, Grand Rapids. Collins R388, Kiwa Loop (except WDGY 740 logging:

Drake R8B, phased NS and EW 200’ longwires).JW-CO John Wilkins, Wheat Ridge. Drake R-8, 4-foot loop.NK-WI Neil Kazaross, DXing in Grafton. Drake R8A, phased BOG System at 64 degrees, 665 ft

// 485 ft.Ed.-WI Your editor, Madison. Drake R8B, Quantum QX Pro loop.

Station News 1010 WPPI MN Sauk Rapids. I’ve been monitoring this off and on during the summer and

haven’t heard a peep from them. Given what I think is their antenna pattern, they should be quite strong here during the day, so I suspect that whatever testing they’re doing has been done while I’m not listening to 1010. (JS-MN) (Station was reported as on the air in AMS #76-1 back in September. John is about 115 miles NNE of Sauk Rapids. Is there anyone in the general Saint Cloud area who can confirm the status of this station? If so, please drop me a line. Ed.-WI)

1510 KCTE MO Independence. This station was forced off the air Thursday 11/20 by a trans-mitter fire, according to an 11/21 item on the Bottom Line Communications website (thanks to Tim Kridel on the IRCA list for drawing our attention to this). DDXD-W contributor J.E. Lewis of Kansas City confirmed that as of 11/26 the station was still off air. (Still off 11-29 -pls.) Meantime on the same day Bottom Line Communications was reporting that the station had to re-place the transmitter and that it would be the following week at midweek (around 12/3) before it expected to return. We’ll keep you posted. (Ed.-WI)

1550 WZRK WI Lake Geneva. In last week’s AMS Bill Hale reported that this station has gone silent, “possibly for good.” Lake Geneva DXer Gerry Dexter confirms from monitoring that the station has indeed gone silent. As for the “possibly for good” goes, I have seen at least one report (unconfirmed) that the station was sold to a company whose intention was to take it dark. (Ed.-WI)

Two URL’s you need: http://e-dxn.com; http://www.nrcdxas.org

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5Presumed, Tentative, UnID

550 UNID 11/12 0240. Man with talk with two musical interludes. Neither interlude was country music, so this was not usual KUZZ CA. Probably KFYI AZ or KOAC OR. Poor but somewhat readable underneath KMVI HI. (DP-HI)

740 UNID 11/20 0620-0641. Very poor though steady under Toronto with non-stop C&W, no breaks, no stops, sweeps, zilch. Didn’t jive with needed KBOE IA. Who izzit? Help! (JJR-WI)

750 UNID 11/24 0750. Noted talk in east European language, Polish maybe, mixing with KMMJ’s EE religion. Briefly fair but soon faded. WNDZ? (JW-CO)

1140 CHRBt AB High River. 11/24 0057. AC music (sounded like “praise music”), promo for “Focus on the Family Weekend Magazine,” ID missed; C&W music. Poor; over then under KHTK CA, no sign of usual SS station. (DP-HI)

Regular DX Loggings (times in ELT) 580 CFRA ON Ottawa. 11/11 2055. Great signal with talk show and local ads, slight QRM

from WKTY La Crosse WI, which is usually on top of 580 (interesting fre-quency here since CKY and CKPR vacated); haven’t heard CFRA since the early 1950s in Des Moines when they were on 560. (JS-MN)

630 WREY MN Saint Paul. 11/18 1330. Strong with SS; up until several years ago, this station (with another call) was almost impossible to hear during the day until they moved their transmitter to the Twin Cities area, now they’re dominant day and night; thought they had to protect Winnipeg, even though CKRC moved from 630 years ago. (JS-MN)

640 KFI CA Los Angeles. 11/23 0557. ID by deep voiced male announcer “KFI” followed by 3 “jarring notes.” Then a sung jingle-type ID “KFI” by female chorus. Fair in WCRV and WOI null (or mostly nulled out anyway). Not new but not heard here since 1972. (GH-IL)

690 WOKV FL Jacksonville. 11/22 0652. Poor to fair through WLW 700 IBOC. Traffic, weather, calls over all. (JJR-WI)

740 WDGY WI Hudson. 11/18 1300. Good with oldies; KVOX phased almost to nothing; WDGY (or one of its call letter iterations) was quite strong here before KVOX came on a couple of years ago, now KVOX dominates 740 here during the day. (JS-MN)

750 WNDZ IN Portage. 11/18 1730. Very strong at sign-off; slight QRM from CKJH. (JS-MN)

750 CKJH SK Melfort. 11/18 2300. Dominating with Melfort hockey game, several announce-ments as “CK750.” (JS-MN)

750 CKJH SK Melfort. 11/22 0715. Poor in WSB null. Promo with “Oldies CK750.” (JJR-WI)

790 WAYY WI Eau Claire. 11/24 0659. Legal ID by male voice at 0659:50: “This is the Voice of the Valley WAYY Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls and on demand at wayy790.com”; ABC news was next at 0700. Fair signal. (JW-CO)

800 WNNW MA Lawrence. 11/26 1611. Fair, at times atop CKLW which wasn’t yet in at night-time strength. Lively SS Tropical music, then a guy in SS giving holiday greetings and a “...Power … felicidades” mention which was later heard by the same guy when I checked the webstream from inside. New !! (NK-WI)

810 WMGC TN Murfreesboro. 11/25 2258. SS music; legal ID in SS with calls in EE, “La Sa-brosita” slogan. Good and in the clear in null of WGY. Needed call change here, ex-WAPB. Thanks to Neil Kazaross who on 11/21 posted a tip on the NRC dxtip list, revealing just how well WMGC’s six watts of night power (5 kW days) was reaching the Chicago area! (Ed.-WI)

820 WCPT IL Willow Springs. 11/19 1735. Surfaced off and on with talk and local ads; much QRM from CHAM, who normally dominates 820 here at night along with WCCO 830’s useless IBOC digihash. (JS-MN)

840 WRYM CT New Britain. 11/26 1619. Good to very good, hammering WHAS with lively SS tropical music into local ads. USB used to avoid strong QRM from Canar-ies 837. (NK-WI)

850 WAIT IL Crystal Lake. 11/19 1630. Strong with CNN news and Chicagoland weather; in null of semi-local WWJC Duluth. (JS-MN)

890 WAMG MA Dedham. 11/26 1615. Good to very good clobbering phased WLS (didn’t really need to phase them but it helped) with local phone numbers during a break

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6in the Lew and Mike show. LSB to avoid the big 891 Algeria het. (NK-WI)

900 CKBI SK Prince Albert. 11/24 0545. Station ID “CKBI,” then country and western music. Poor signal. (GH-KS)

910 WLAT CT New Britain. 11/26 2241. Fair, good peaks and nearly alone with little trace of usual Disney pest from MI, light QRM from 909 UK het. Tropical SS music and then SS chatter by a gal and “La Mega” ID. Was dominant a bit over half the time during the next several minutes but when I went inside after 2300 and checked with the R8B/Kiwa Loop there was absolutely no trace. New ! (NK-WI)

980 WITY IL Danville. 11/25 1459. Poor to fair and in the clear with legal ID: “Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas from (Illinois’?) best choice for 55 years. This is WITY Danville” to ABC news. Distance was 227 miles in mid-afternoon from this 1 kW station. Local WHA 970 had its IBOC off (as it has for a week now), making this improbable midday logging possible. (Ed.-WI)

1010 WCNL NH Newport. 11/26 1623. Fair to good well atop CFRB (hadn’t fully achieved normal crushing night strength yet). Noted in passing (lucky) with “WCNL weather ... log onto Country1010.com....” New State #47 from WI. (NK-WI) (Kaz tells me that his one missing Lower 48 state from Grafton is Delaware, a state that he has logged from his Barrington IL home. Ed.-WI)

1040 CKST BC Vancouver. 11/19 0045. In and out with sports talk and several local ads; was able to null WHO with the loop and get a good log on this much wanted sta-tion; lots of “Team 1040” IDs; loved to get something on 1040 besides WHO! (JS-MN)

1070 KNX CA Los Angeles. 11/10 2225. Woman with traffic, mentioning “traffic and weather together on the fives on Newsradio 10-70 KNX,” man with weather forecast, saying “it’s 67 degrees at the CBS studios on the Miracle Mile,” ad, 7:27 time check, item on thrift stores. Poor to fair before sunset. (DP-HI)

1090 KSOU IA Sioux Center. 11/16 1802. Interrupted their “Precious Memories” program with a brief “good-bye” to the 1090 station and then left the air; unusually strong, surprising since they don’t throw much power this way. (JS-MN)

1190 WNWC WI Sun Prairie. 11/17 1555. Somewhat strong with religious programming but faded right after station ID; heavy QRM from WOWO. (JS-MN)

1200 WCHB MI Taylor. 11/16 1700. Up and down with Gospel music and a good ToH ID; heavy QRM from KFNW Fargo and WRTO Chicago. (JS-MN)

1220 KDDR ND Oakes. 11/20 0824. Hockey and basketball scores; “Dakota Country” slogan, followed by ag news. Fair at best with local KLDC briefly off the air-- they came back on at 0831. (JW-CO)

1240 WSDR IL Sterling. 11/20 0600. Poor with clear legal ID, CBS news in mess. (JJR-WI) 1270 WXYT MI Detroit. 11/14 1800. Good with sports and lots of local ads; lots of QRM. (JS-

MN)1290 WMCS WI Greenfield.11/171615. Surprisingly good with talk when loop pointed south-

west; some QRM (don’t know who). (JS-MN) 1300 WOOD MI Grand Rapids. 11/14 2030. Fair to okay with hockey game and local ads; was

able to null KGLO, who usually dominates 1300 here at night. (JS-MN) 1310 KOKX IA Keokuk. 11/24 0751. Local ads with 319 area code. Weak under the mix. (GH-

IL) 1390 WTJS TN Jackson. 11/22 0644. Very poor with promo for other stations in area cluster.

(JJR-WI) 1420 WHK OH Cleveland. 11/12 1800. Good in the null of KTOE with lots of ads. (JS-MN) 1510 WRRD WI Waukesha. 11/19 1400. Very strong with “ESPN Deportes”; normally comes

in here well in late afternoon but was dominating 1510 in mid-day, most unusual. (JS-MN)

1570 WNDA IN New Albany. 11/20 0606. Poor; “NewsTalk1570 WNDA,” station and web info, then back to mess. (JJR-WI)

1580 KOKB OK Blackwell. 11/20 2259. Wrap-up of OSU-Tulsa basketball game on OSU Net-work; local ID at 2259:45: “You’re listening to Oklahoma State University sports on 1580 KOKB Blackwell,” with no mention of KOKP or KOSB (FM); back to wrap-up after the ID. Very likely not on 49-watt night power at this time, as they should have been. (JW-CO)

1580 KAMI NE Cozad. 11/21 0855. Last few minutes of “Insight for Living;” FM/AM legal ID at 0859: “KCVN Cozad-Kearney-North Platte, KAMI Cozad, a service of

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7Bott Radio Network,” then back to Bott programming. Good on peaks. (JW-CO)

1640 KFXY OK Enid. 11/13 2000. Good with sports; QRM from WKSH WI. (JS-MN)

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JC-DE John Cereghin, Smyrna - FRG-7, DT-200VXSC-IN Steve Chappell McCordsville – Chrysler car radio, K9AY delta-type loop antennaHF-MI Harold Frodge, Midland - Drake R8B, 210’ center-fed RW, 85’ end-fed RW, 125’ bow-tieKK-VA Kraig Krist, Manassas - NRD-545, homemade 12 foot vertical antenna.IEN-GA Ira Elbert New, III, Watkinsville - 2003 Isuzu Rodeo In-Dash Audio System 4340MKB-ON Mike Brooker, Toronto – Grundig G5, Grundig YB-400PE, Sony SRF-39FP, Panasonic RF-

2200 (receiver emeritus)

UNID 1550 - 11/9 2045 - Westwood One broadcast of Giants/Eagles FB game. Probably

KICS but no ID heard. (SC-IN)

LOGGINGS 560 WNSR TN Brentwood - 11/22 1740 - good with Michigan State/Penn State college foot-

ball. Local commercials/phone numbers. NEW! (SC-IN) WGAI NC Elizabeth City - 11/22 1800 – VP (presume this means “very poor” signal, rather

than Vice-President. Mike), “North Carolina News Radio 560 WGAI.” (SC-IN)

570 KVI WA Seattle - 11/25 0106 - Luck and perfect timing finally ended the chase for this 5K watter Jewel of the Pacific Northwest as pesky WNAX faded down enough when exiting CBS News and revealed “on AM 570 KVI” and a 2nd “AM 570 KVI” nearly in the clear but both extremely weak. WA#2. (SC-IN)

760 WCIS NC Morgantown - 11/2 2000 - Blasting in over nulled WJR way after dark with Southern Gospel. “WCIS 760 AM Morgantown The Cross.” NEW! (SC-IN)

770 WAIS OH Buchtel - 11/15 2202 - Poor but steady. Uncovered them hiding under nulled WABC, IBOC garbage and SS. Classic Country and local weather reports many hours after LSS with full ID’s and station promos, “AM 770 WAIS” singing jingle into Conway Twitty song. NEW! (SC-IN)

820 WMGG FL Largo - 11/7 0800 – poor with ID “The new AM 820 WMGG Largo” and “Newstalk AM 820.” NEW! (SC-IN)

910 KLCN AR Blytheville - 11/22 1752 - University of Arkansas football and The Sonic Post Game Show. Decent, steady signal. “Newstalk 910, KLCN”. (IEN-GA)

940 WMIX IL Mount Vernon - 11/22 1743 – “Ready To Take A Chance Again” by Barry Manilow. Good, steady signal. “AM 940, WMIX”. (IEN-GA)

960 WABG MS Greenwood - 11/11 0204 - mixing with KROF/Cajun, “The all new 960 WABG…Mississippi Delta Music...” NEW! (SC-IN)

970 WKHM MI Jackson - 11/17 0200 – very poor with singing jingle “WKHM Jackson.” NEW! (SC-IN)

WDAY ND Fargo - 11/17 0700 – very poor with ID as “AM 970 WDAY” and ABC News in rumble. NEW! (SC-IN)

1000 KTOK OK Oklahoma City - 11/19 1830 - good in WMVP null, “It’s 5:30 on Newsradio 1000 KTOK.” NEW! (SC-IN)

1060 WQMV TN Waverly - 11/16 2305 – very poor in WFNI IBOC null and mixing with KYW and WLNO. Out of ABC News, “You can hear American Gold on WQMV.” NEW! (SC-IN)

1070 WFNI IN Indianapolis – 11/23 0806 – over CHOK with local weather, PSA for pover-tyUSA.org, “you’re listening to the Mutual Fund Show on the Fan 1070” into non-sports program discussing mutual funds, mentioning phone number 1-888-83-FUNDS. (MKB-ON) Probably some contractual obligations from their days as WIBC have them continuing to air some non-sports programming on Sunday mornings. Mike.

1160 WCCS PA Homer City - 11/7 0625 – fair with ID “This is Newstalk 1160 WCCS, Fox News coming up.” NEW! (SC-IN)

WPIE NY Trumansburg - 11/7 0656 – poor with “ESPN W* P* I* E*” jingle. (SC-IN) 1280 WYAL NC Scotland Neck - 11/7 *0640 – very poor with sign-on: “WYAL Scotland Neck

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8is beginning the broadcast day.” NEW! (SC-IN)

CFMB PQ Montreal - 11/8 0630 – good with “Radio Montreal” in FF. NEW! (SC-IN) 1300 WJMO OH Cleveland – 11/24 1732 – slogan “Cleveland’s inspiration station, the new

Praise 1300” and black gospel music noted in dogfight with WOOD and WXRL. (MKB-ON)

WOOD MI Grand Rapids – 11/23 1627 - Local call-in show to BoH ID as News Radio 1300 WOOD, then news; same call-in show continued to Fox News Radio News @ToH. On top of mess till BoH when QRM rose substantially. Religious, oldies, ESPN--WJZ?! (yes, the classic three-letter call is apparently returning in Baltimore. Mike) possible KGLO & possible WV station, all in the QRM parade. None peaking for more than 15 sec. or so. (HF-MI)

1320 KWHN AR Fort Smith - 11/12 0205 – very poor, out of ABC News, “This is Newstalk 1320 KWHN Ft. Smith-Arklahoma.” NEW! (SC-IN)

KRLW AR Walnut Ridge - 11/12 0404 – very poor with ID as “KRLW Oldies 1320.” NEW! (SC-IN)

1360 WWOW OH Conneaut – 11/25 0754 – in like ton of bricks with Freecreditreport.com ad, ID as “your Catholic station in Conneaut, Ohio…WWOW 1360 AM”. (MKB-ON)

KMRN MO Cameron - 11/1 1933 – poor with “1360 KMRN” ID. NEW! (SC-IN) 1370 WSHV VA South Hill - 11/28 1645 – presumed with Weather Channel wx for “north

central North Carolina and Southside Virginia”, ads for funeral parlor in Farmville VA. (JC-DE)

1390 WGRB IL Chicago – 11/23 1601 - Greater Harvard? Missionary Baptist Church of Chi-cago service. Main one peaking in the DX parade. (HF-MI)

WRIG WI Schofield – 11/23 1606 – slogan “Big Rig 13-90”, “70s Sunday” oldies program; “Big Rig forecast” local weather. Peaks in/out with mainly WGRB. WI #57 (HF-MI)

1400 WAMC NY Albany – 11/24 1659 – surfaced over mush with “WAMC 1400 Albany” and long string of FM translators and repeaters, into NPR news. (MKB-ON)

WSTC CT Stamford - 11/27 2200 - call ID, CNN news at TOH. (JC-DE) 1440 WHKZ OH Warren - 11/25 1659 - talking about benefits of green tea: “The Green Tea

program...representation... may not necessarily reflect those of AM fourteen forty or Salem Communications...”. ToH ID by woman: “Your home for Christian talk fourteen forty ‘The Word’ a Salem Communications station” then joins CSU basketball game in progress. (KK-VA)

WAJR WV Morgantown- 11/25 1709 - in mix with WHKZ, oldies, talk and ESPN, noted with jingle and ID as “Fourteen forty WAJR Morgantown” into furniture ad. (KK-VA)

1470 WRWB WV Huntington - 11/28 1650 - heard “...WRWB, broadcasting from Huntington, West Virginia…”, then lost in the mush. (JC-DE)

1480 WPWC VA Dumfries-Triangle - 11/22 1655 - talk in SS, ToH ID in EE: “WPWC Dumfries, Washington” into Spanish song. (KK-VA)

1490 WXTG VA Hampton - 11/21 1702 - mixing with WSGB, woman with “Fox Sports”, then slogan “... one oh two point one ‘The Game’...” According to the WXTG web-site, this is WXTG as the FM on 102.1 is // on 1490 kHz. (KK-VA)

WSGB WV Sutton - 11/21 1648 - mixing with WXTG and religious, church type sing-ing, noted with song “Build Me Up Buttercup”, then ID as “Fourteen ninety WSGB”. (KK-VA)

1550 WIRV KY Irvine - 11/9 1901 – very poor with ID as “You’re listening to… Network, WIRV Irvine.” NEW! (SC-IN)

KYAL OK Sapulpa - 11/9 2300 – fair, mixing with KSFT, WLOR and CBE. “You’re lis-tening to Thunder Basketball on AM 1550 KYAL Sapulpa.” NEW! (SC-IN)

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9

Foreign DX Catches. All times are UTC

Bruce Conti [email protected]

46 Ridgefield DriveNashua, NH 03062-��74

InternationalDX Digest

Transatlantic DX 558 SPAIN RNE5 synchros NOV 28 2258 - Fair, synchro echo; nostalgic romantic vocal parallel

585 kHz. [Conti-NH] 585 SPAIN RNE1 Madrid (40°28’N 3°52’W) NOV 28 2300 - Good, over unID Koranic vocal;

“Radio Nacional de España, Informativos.” [Conti-NH] 594 PORTUGAL R.Sim, Muge (39°05’N 8°41’W) NOV 28 2255 - Good; deep-voiced announcer,

Leo Sayer “When I Need You” leading up to top of the hour. [Conti-NH] 639 SPAIN RNE1 La Coruña et al. NOV 28 2300 - Good; man and woman talking over a nos-

talgic romantic vocal cut into time pips, fanfare into news parallel 585 kHz. [Conti-NH] 747 NETHERLANDS Radio 5, Flevoland (52°23’N 5°25’E) NOV 28 2400 - Good; pre-recorded

Radio 5 ID by a woman and three time pips into news. [Conti-NH] 855 SPAIN RNE1 synchros NOV 28 2400 - Good; time pips and fanfare into news, synchro echo

with half-second delay between stations. [Conti-NH] 864 FRANCE France Bleu, Villebon-sur-Yvette (48°41’N 2°14’E) NOV 23 2200 - Good; George

Harrison “My Sweet Lord,” France Bleu jingle and ID, then a French adult contemporary vo-cal. [Conti-NH]

909 UNITED KINGDOM BBC Radio 5 Live synchros NOV 23 2300 - Promo with “909 693” and BBC mentions; fair in 910 WABI slop with local 900 WGHM open carrier. [Conti-NH]

917 NIGERIA R.Gotel, Yola NOV 23 - Picking up some African reggae type music with man announcer. Poor to weak at best. Using a span of 50 kHz with filter on 1.8 and recorded on 916.8 to get away from the 918 het. [Barstow-MA]

927 BELGIUM VRT Radio Een, Wolvertem (50°59’N 4°18’E) NOV 23 2158 - Fair; man in Flemish, 2200 signed off. [Conti-NH]

954 SPAIN Onda Cero, Madrid NOV 25 2140 - Sporting event announcing, then apparent wrap-up with scores, ads and promos. Fanfare and Onda Cero jingle, man with ID at 2202, “Onda media nueve cinco quatro.” Recorded. Fair-good. [Black-MA]

963 PORTUGAL R.Sim, Seixal (38°38’N 9°05’W) NOV 23 2200 - Fair; R.Sim ID by a woman, then an easy listening instrumental leading into a talk or public affairs program. [Conti-NH]

972 LIBYA Libyan Jamahiriya, Sirte NOV 27 2348 - Arabic singing into Libyan national anthem prior to sign-off at 2351. Recorded. Fair. Anthem verified Sylvain Naud and Neil Kazaross via RealDX. [Black-MA]

999 MOLDOVA Voice of Russia, Grigoriopol, Maiac (47°14’N 29°24’E) NOV 23 2300 - Good; “Vy efire Golos Rossii, Novosti” with novosti echoed, into news in Russian. [Conti-NH]

1053.07 LIBYA Libyan Jamahiriya, Tripoli (32°50’N 13°00’E) NOV 28 2349 - Fair, sub-audible het against 1053.0 kHz; thundering military anthem, off at 2351 leaving TalkSport in clear. [Conti-NH]

1089 UNITED KINGDOM TalkSport synchros NOV 26 2202 - Fair, over unID; talk program intro with DAB digital radio, “1089 and 1053 AM” mentions. [Conti-NH]

1179 SWEDEN R.Sweden International, Sölvesborg (55°59’N 14°40’E) NOV 26 2200 - Fair to good, over Canaries/Spain; interval signal and news in Swedish. [Conti-NH]

1206 FRANCE France Info, Bordeaux (44°57’N 0°11’W) NOV 26 2200 - Excellent, local-like; fanfare into news, “Bon soir...” [Conti-NH]

1215 KALININGRAD Voice of Russia, Bolshakovo (54°54’N 21°42’E) NOV 26 2158 - Rumbling through Absolute Radio; Russian program. [Conti-NH]

1215 UNITED KINGDOM Absolute Radio synchros NOV 26 2200 - Good; ad string including spot for digital radio in your car. NOV 28 0225 - Good; absoluteradio.co.uk website promos. [Conti-NH]

1386 LITHUANIA CRI Sitkunai (55°02’N 23°49’E) NOV 28 2158 - Fair; end of CRI program, 2201 signed off. [Conti-NH]

1467 FRANCE TWR Roumoules (43°47’N 6°09’E) NOV 28 2200 - Good; Arabic program Internet address spelled out slowly in English. [Conti-NH]

Pan-American DX 860 BRAZIL ZYJ459 CBN Rio de Janeiro NOV 23 0528 - Man in Portuguese, re-check 0651 man

and woman in teletalk in Portuguese with Brazil mention. Recorded. Good. [Black-MA]

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�0 860 VENEZUELA YVYE R.Enlace, Valle de la Pascua NOV 23 0930 - Man in Spanish with ID,

“Radio Enlace 860 AM transmite... Himno Nacional de República Bolivariana de Venezuela,” into Venezuelan anthem. Recorded. Good, verified Gert Nilsson and Ole Norr via RealDX. [Black-MA]

910 CUBA R.Cadena Agramonte, Camagüey NOV 27 0630 - Man and woman in Spanish, then chimes and ID, “Cadena Agramonte... en la Habana,” and chimes again. Recorded. Good. [Black-MA]

Contributors Roy Barstow, Teaticket MA; RFSpace SDR IQ, new east to west Flag. Chris Black N1CP, South Yarmouth MA; Icom 756 PRO II, Icom R-75, SDR-IQ, 35 x 90-ft Flag, 200-ft

super-sloper, 300-ft longwire, BWD-90 folded dipole. Bruce Conti, Nashua NH; SDR IQ, WR-CMC-30, MWDX-5, 15

x 23-m SuperLoop antennas east with remote variable termination and south 1150-Ω terminated.

73 and Good DX!

CollegeSports

John Cereghin [email protected]

38 S. Carters RdSmyrna, DE �9977-�203

NetworksNetwork listings for college sports stations

I forgot to include the men’s basketball radio network for the University of Miami when listing the ACC basketball networks last time.I’m not sure if this is the entire network.

MIAMI HURRICANES 560 WQAM-FL 770 WWCN-FL

This time around, we look at the men’s basketball networks for the Big Ten.ILLINOIS FIGHTING ILLINI 560 WIND-IL 590 KFNS-IL 740 WVLN-IL 930 WTAD-IL 1190 KRFT-MO 1220 WLPO-IL 1230 WHCO-IL 1240 WSDR-IL 1240 WTAX-IL 1290 WIRL-IL 1320 WKAN-IL 1340 WSOY-IL

1350 WJBD-IL 1360 WVMC-IL 1390 WFTW-IL 1400 WDWS-IL 1400 WGIL-IL 1440 WROK-IL 1450 WKEI-IL 1480 WJBM-IL 1490 WDAN-IL 1520 WHOW-IL 1550 WJIL-IL

1570 WBGZ-IL 1570 WTAY-IL 1580 WDQN-IL 92.9 WSEI-IL 93.7 WTRX-IL 94.1 WGFA-IL 95.7 WCRC-IL 95.9 WHOW-IL 97.3 WTIM-IL 97.5 WBBA-IL

97.5 WHMS-IL 98.9 WJEZ-IL 100.1 WJBD-IL 101.3 KUUL-IL 101.7 WTYE-IL 102.1 WDNL-IL 102.3 WRMJ-IL 103.9 WQCY-IL 104.9 WPXN-IL 105.3 WAOX-IL 106.1 WSMI-IL

INDIANA HOOSIERS 960 WSBT-IN 1220 WSLM-IN 1230 WTCJ-IN 1270 WXGO-IN 1340 WTRC-IN 1350 WIOU-IN 1400 WBAT-IN 1400 WEOA-IN 1450 WAVG-IN

1460 WJCP-IN 1540 WBNL-IN 1560 WRIN-IN

89.1 WWLO-IN 89.9 WBRO-IN 92.1 WZDM-IN 92.7 WXKU-IN 93.3 WQTY-IN

93.9 WQSC-IN 94.5 WRZR-IN 95.9 WEFM-IN 96.1 WQLK-IN 96.7 WORX-IN 97.1 WLHK-IN 97.7 WLQI-IN 97.9 WSLM-IN 99.3 WSCH-IN

100.1 WFLQ-IN 100.1 WNUY-IN 102.3 WLHM-IN 102.5 WPHZ-IN 103.1 WXCH-IN 104.7 WITZ-IN 104.9 WAXI-IN 105.1 WHCC-IN 106.7 WYFX-IN

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��MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS 590 WKZO-MI 680 WDBC-MI 760 WJR-MI 830 WMMI-MI 930 WBCK-MI 940 WHIT-MI 940 WIDG-MI 1110 WJML-MI 1220 WBCH-MI 1230 WMSH-MI 1240 WCBY-MI

1240 WJIM-MI 1250 WNEM-MI 1260 WPNW-MI 1310 WCCW-MI 1320 WDMJ-MI 1340 WBBL-MI 1340 WLEW-MI 1340 WMTE-MI 1360 WKYO-MI 1370 WGHN-MI 1380 WPHM-MI

1380 WSCG-MI 1450 WATZ-MI 1450 WIBM-MI 1450 WKLA-MI 1450 WMIQ-MI 1490 WABJ-MI 1570 WWCK-MI

92.1 WGHN-MI 93.9 WAVC-MI

94.9 WMMQ-MI 97.9 WIHC-MI 100.1 WBCH-MI 101.1 WUPY-MI 101.7 WMRR-MI 104.3 WCZY-MI 104.7 WKJC-MI 104.9 WQBX-MI 106.3 WSCG-MI 107.1 WCKC-MI

MINNESOTA GOLDEN GOPHERS 730 KWOA-MN 830 WCCO-MN 870 KPRM-MN 960 KLTF-MN 970 WGEE-MN 1070 KVKK-MN 1230 KTRF-MN 1230 KWNO-MN 1250 KCUE-MN 1260 KROX-MN

1310 KRBI-MN 1320 KOZY-MN 1340 KDLM-MN 1340 KROC-MN 1370 KSUM-MN 1380 KLIZ-MN 1390 KRFO-MN 1390 KXSS-MN 1400 KMHL-MN 1410 KCAJ-MN

1450 KATE-MN 1450 KBUN-MN 1460 KDMA-MN 1460 KKAQ-MN 1480 KAUS-MN 1490 KLGR-MN 1570 KAKK-MN 1580 KDOM-MN 1660 KQWB-ND

88.5 KBEM-MN 93.3 KBLB-MN 93.5 KSCR-MN 94.3 KDOM-MN 94.3 KKIN-MN 94.5 WELY-MN 95.5 KRDS-MN 99.9 KAUS-MN 106.9 KARP-MN 107.1 KMGK-MN

NORTHWESTERN WILDCATS Dave Eanet, Shon Morris, David Kaplan, Bob Hildebrand 720 WGN-IL

OHIO STATE BUCKEYES 800 WVHU-WV 850 WKNR-OH 900 WFRO-OH 930 WEOL-OH 960 WKVX-OH 970 WFUN-OH 1150 WIMA-OH 1220 WERT-OH 1230 WIRO-OH 1240 WHIZ-OH 1250 WKSI-OH 1260 WNXT-OH 1300 WMVO-OH 1320 WLOH-OH 1330 WFIN-OH 1350 WCSM-OH

1390 WBLL-OH 1390 WNIO-OH 1400 WMAN-OH 1410 WING-OH 1430 WCLT-OH 1430 WFOB-OH 1450 WJER-OH 1450 WLEC-OH 1460 WBNS-OH 1460 WBKC-OH 1470 WLQR-OH 1480 WHBC-OH 1490 WBEX-OH 1490 WMOA-OH 1490 WMRN-OH 1510 WLGN-OH

1520 WQCT-OH 1540 WBCO-OH 1540 WBTC-OH 1560 WTNS-OH 1570 WPTW-OH 1590 WSRW-OH 1600 WKLM-OH

92.1 WYVK-OH 92.7 WQEL-OH 95.3 WLKR-OH 95.9 WYNT-OH 96.7 WCSM-OH 96.7 WILE-OH 97.1 WBNS-OH

97.7 WOXY-OH 98.3 WLGN-OH 98.3 WPKO-OH 98.7 WYRO-OH 99.3 WTNS-OH 99.3 WNXT-OH 99.5 WAOL-OH 99.7 WKSD-OH 100.9 WBNO-OH 100.9 WJAW-OH 102.5 WHIZ-OH 103.1 WNDH-OH 104.5 WQKT-OH 105.5 WMVR-OH 106.1 WBBG-OH

WISCONSIN BADGERS 550 WSAU-WI 570 WDLB-WI 620 WTMJ-WI 660 WBHR-MN 710 WDSM-MN 810 WDMP-WI 900 WATK-WI 910 WDOR-WI 940 WFAW-WI 960 WTCH-WI 980 WPRE-WI 1010 WSPT-WI 1090 WISS-WI

1150 WHBY-WI 1230 WCLO-WI 1240 WJMC-WI 1240 WOBT-WI 1240 WOMT-WI 1260 WXCE-WI 1280 WGLR-WI 1290 WKJL-WI 1310 WIBA-WI 1320 WFHR-WI 1330 WHBL-WI 1360 WVRQ-WI 1380 WTJK-WI

1400 WBIZ-WI 1400 WDUZ-WI 1400 WRDB-WI 1430 WBEV-WI 1450 KFIZ-WI 1450 WKEB-WI 1450 WRCO-WI 1550 WEVR-WI 1570 WLKD-WI 1590 WPVL-WI

92.3 WRLS-WI 92.7 WDUX-WI

93.9 WDOR-WI 94.3 WQPC-WI 95.3 WXRO-WI 95.9 WMQA-MI 96.7 WJJH-WI 97.1 WCOW-WI 98.3 WCQM-WI 99.7 WWIS-WI 101.5 WIBA-WI 105.5 WFBZ-WI 106.1 WACD-WI 106.3 WEVR-WI 107.5 WDUZ-WI

I am missing lists for Iowa, Michigan, Penn State and Purdue.Any help is greatly appreciated!

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